Hoge's Week 3 Rewind: Defensive Line Shows Improvement
It wasn't exactly how the Bears usually do it, but they finally got pressure on the QB.
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It wasn't exactly how the Bears usually do it, but they finally got pressure on the QB.
Jay Cutler played a composed, if not spectacular, game.
Who is going to fill the void at the all-important three-technique in the Bears' Tampa-2 scheme?
The Bears dialed up the blitz Sunday night.
After battling an illness for nearly a week, Bears defensive end Julius Peppers was back at practice Wednesday and ready to put his early season struggles behind him.
Adam Hoge answers your questions as the Bears shift their attention to the Steelers.
If you're wondering why Julius Peppers looked a little slow in Sunday's 31-30 win over the Vikings, it's because he was.
Time offers the opportunity for perspective, so I thought it would be a good idea to wait each week to give my thoughts on the Bears game.
So that was fun. I think.
Just 19 hours before the Bears host the Vikings Sunday at Soldier Field, the Illinois Fighting Illini will play Washington on the exact same playing surface.
Wins and losses are always attached with quarterback evaluations, and so is how they win.
Adam Hoge answers Bears fans' questions in his weekly Tweetbag.
As expected, wide receiver Earl Bennett will play Sunday in the season opener against the Bengals, but now the question might be: how much will he play for the Bears this season?
It wasn't hard for the Bears to fill out their first NFL-mandated injury report of the season Wednesday.
or the second straight week, Bears head coach Marc Trestman expects defensive end Julius Peppers to play in the team's preseason game.
A winning defense is not going to be reminiscent of the old Steel Curtain or the '85 Bears. Today, it's about coming up with turnovers and key stops.
Julius Peppers will sit out Thursday night's second preseason game.
Trestman and Tucker still have DE Julius Peppers, 33, OLB Lance Briggs, 32, and CB Charles Tillman, 32, to anchor the defense.
Thursday's preseason game against the Chargers at Soldier Field should give fans a better idea of what the 2013 Chicago Bears will look like.
A number of Bears players will not play against the Panthers.
As NFL offenses continue to evolve into high-octane passing games, the defenses are trying to adapt.
) Bears left tackle Jermon Bushrod returned to practice Monday afternoon after missing time with an injured calf.
Now in his 12th NFL season, Julius Peppers still looks like Julius Peppers.
In a passing league, a defense can never have too many pass rushers.
